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Anonymous Posted 14 years ago
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Give a good example
Hi guys, could you give a good example about these: "He doesn't have money" and "He has no money". Are they the same? Thank you!
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Yes, "He doesn't have money" = "He has no money". But, do not say: "He don't have money", "He don't have no money", or "He doesn't have no money".
- Yes, "He doesn't have money" = "He has no money".
- But, do not say: "He don't have money", "He don't have no money", or "He doesn't have no money".
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Yes, "He doesn't have money" = "He has no money". But, do not say: "He don't have money", "He don't have no money", or "He doesn't have no money".
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